Season's Greetings!

Today on Pillar Talk with Rochelle, Husband, Father, and Pastor Jamel Armstrong wraps up season 2 with his intriguing story on"personality." Despite "being a good student and academically at the top of his class throughout school," there were times that Jamel found himself in the basement and often overlooked. Then, recognizing the tendency to be overlooked, he discovered that he could perform to get attention. Why not? Performing came naturally for him. "Don't put me in the classroom; I'm going to dominate." But Jamel would soon realize that performing didn't always result in producing. As such, later in life, when he tries to tap into his more cool, calm, collected temperament, he's mistaken for not having feelings. Talk about simply complex.

To learn more about the twelve pillars in my book Simply Complex: Leading out of Authenticity, contact me directly by email or at www.rochellearmstrong.com. Also, you can buy a copy at most places you purchase books, including Roots 101 https://roots-101.org/  African American Museum and Amazon here.

Thank you for tuning in. Happy holidays!

Rochelle

Hey, Authentic You!

Today on Pillar Talk with Rochelle, entrepreneur Janee Perks-Banks graciously and proudly walks us through her journey of self-love. She determines what self-love is for her, starting with dating herself. Janee made up her mind to be someone different because "insecurities travel with you wherever you go—deal with your stuff." 

"I'm passing down self-love to my daughter." —Janee Perks-Banks

When you do a self-examination, do you discover pride? Do you compare yourself to others? Have you experienced any form of abuse? If so, this powerful interview will encourage you. Heartfelt. Lighthearted. Real talk. Inspirational. Are you curious? Tune in.

If you're interested in reading more about Janee's story, you can purchase her book I'm No One's Girlfriend: & Obedience Got Me Here on Amazon and Kindle.

To learn more about the twelve pillars in my book Simply Complex: Leading out of Authenticity, contact me directly by email or at www.rochellearmstrong.com. Also, you can buy a copy at most places you purchase books, including Roots 101 https://roots-101.org/  African American Museum and Amazon here.

I appreciate all of my authentic guests and listeners.

Rochelle

Today on Pillar Talk with Rochelle, Pastor Therron "TC" Cunningham welcomes up to join a stimulating conversation on what it means to "stand up" for someone. Protector, provider, place of support, and pouring into one's identity are several ways he challenges us to stand up for someone in any environment. Pastor TC believes that standing up for someone should start in the family. Unfortunately, it doesn't happen as often as it should because "there could be a lack of security, and we're not certain we're able to survive the attack ourselves."

If you are a parent, a boss, a caregiver, a teacher, a coach, a mentor, or a human being, and you're self-aware enough to know that you have more "growing, learning, and maturing" to do in your leadership, gift yourself with this riveting interview. Thought-provoking. Inspirational. Empowering. Self-help. "Immaturity is not a curse word. Stay connected as you mature." —Pastor TC.

To learn more about the twelve pillars in my book Simply Complex: Leading out of Authenticity, contact me directly by email or www.rochellearmstrong.com. Also, you can buy a copy at most places you purchase books, including Roots 101 https://roots-101.org/  African American Museum and Amazon here.

I appreciate all of my authentic guests and listeners.

Rochelle